Arctic coasts predicted to erode

Christina Schädel ()
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Christina Schädel: Northern Arizona University

Nature Climate Change, 2022, vol. 12, issue 3, 224-225

Abstract: Increasing Arctic temperatures accelerate coastal erosion, threatening coastal communities and infrastructure, and adding carbon to the atmosphere. Research now predicts that Arctic coastal erosion on the pan-Arctic scale will exceed its historical range of variability and increase two to three times by the end of the century.

Date: 2022
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